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13 Oct 2021
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Health reforms: Wider role for pharmacists
20 Sep 2021
To mark World Pharmacists Day on 25 September, the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand is calling for the Government to ensure a wider range of healthcare services are available at your local pharmacy.
According to Professor Rhiannon Braund, president of the Pharmaceutical Society, “enabling innovative pharmacy practice, and effectively utilising pharmacists’ skills, would improve health outcomes in New Zealand.”
“The Society will continue to work closely with the Government’s transition team to ensure this happens as part of the implementation of their reform of the health system,” says Braund.
Latest Resources
All Resources ›Support Kete
College Education and Training are excited to announce our second Kete for 2021 - Support. Our Support kete is about Addictions and Opioid Substitution Therapy. Head to the registration page to learn more.
Wellbeing Kete
2020 was a challenging year for all of us and so in 2021 College Education and Training is focusing on wholeness and wellness for both the individual pharmacist and their patients. We are excited to announce our first Kete for 2021 - Wellbeing. Head to the registration page to learn more.
Latest Events
All Events ›Oct
Moral Reasoning - Live Webinar
As pharmacists, we face moral dilemmas every day.
What cost is there for you when your personal moral beliefs conflict with day to day professional practice and how do you manage this?
Join us to chat to Associate Professor Betty Chaar from the Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney, about moral reasoning in your everyday practice.
Oct
NZHPA CNO Foundation Level Cancer Pharmacy Webinar Series
The foundation webinars are most suitable for pharmacists who have less than two years of experience in oncology/haematology, presented by experienced oncology/haematology pharmacists from around New Zealand.
Webinar 1 - 30 October
Webinar 2 - 6 November
9 am - 12 midday